It is important to us at Lancaster High School that all pupils experience a school environment where our school values of ambition, kindness and service can thrive. Where behaviour towards pupils does not fall in line with our values it is important to us that pupils feel they can report issues from other pupils, adults or peers outside of school to a member of school staff.
Pupils are encouraged to follow our 3R system for reporting concerns.
Report: report the concern or behaviour to any adult in school, all of our staff know what to do next. All staff will listen to you, they will not dismiss your concern
Respond: school will then respond with the appropriate action for the incident reported in a timely manner
Review: after we have acted and supported in our post incident actions, we will follow up with the child who has reported the incident later to ensure the behaviours have not been repeated.
Pupils can report any concerns through the following methods:
You can view our Anti-Bullying Policy here: https://lancasterhigh.co.uk/our-school/policies-and-reports
Anti-Bullying Week
We are marking Anti-Bullying week during the week commencing 17th November. Pupils can take part in a range of different activities this week and staff are looking out for pupils demonstrating their power for good through our kindness value.
Parent Resources
The following information from the NSPCC is very useful for parents to support your child with online concerns and behaviours. Please do not hesitate to speak to your child’s Pastoral Officer if you require any support with their online behaviour.
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/
Friendship Day
On Friday 28th November we will be celebrating our School Friendship Day for our treasured pupil Leon. Orange and blue ribbons will be on sale in school all week for pupils and staff to buy and remember Leon in our thoughts and friendship actions on 28th November.
